Ever thought about an aviation career and becoming an Airline Pilot or Engineer? It’s a dream job for many, and lets face it, you’ll the chance to travel the world, get a pretty great view from the office window! The International Aviation Centre’s Pilot & Engineer Career Seminar is completely free to attend and will talk you through step by step what’s required to obtain you commercial pilot licence, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence, and get both feet onto the career ladder where many graduates have started and quickly progressed onto fulfilling careers flying and maintaining Airlines from all over the world. Whether you already have some previous experience, or you are a complete newcomer to aviation, the Aviation Career Seminar is the best place to find out how to achieve your ...
Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, CEO of Vietnamese budget carrier VietJet Air speaks during an interview in Hanoi, Vietnam, 28 May 2017. Ms Thao, 46, became Vietnam’s first self-made woman billionaire, as well as the only Southeast Asian representative, according to the world’s self-made women billionaires list released by Forbes magazine. (EPA photo) HANOI — VietJet Aviation Joint Stock Co is in talks to become the first company in Vietnam to list its shares on a stock exchange overseas as the carrier, which controls more than 40% of the domestic airline market, seeks more funds after plans for billions of dollars in aircraft purchases. “We’ve been approached by some foreign stock exchanges including London, Hong Kong and Singapore, which expressed their interest in our stock,” N...
Aviation Australia and JATC have formed a strategic training partnership in Indonesia May 2017 Aviation Australia has signed a cooperative partnership agreement with the Jakarta Aviation Training Center (JATC) for the delivery of aircraft maintenance engineering training to Indonesian students. Training will be delivered at JATC’s campus, located next to the Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, as well as Aviation Australia’s campus located next to the Brisbane International Airport. Students will complete the first six months of their European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) approved basic training course (B1.1) in Jakarta, before transferring to Brisbane to complete the remaining 12 months. The Brisbane based training is inclusive of practical training and live aircraft mainten...